Credit: Terry O’NeillWhile Elton John‘s Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour has been sidelined by the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s another way you can “see” the pop-rock legend: as the star of a virtual photo exhibition. Debuting April 2
NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images via Getty ImagesMichael Jackson is no longer with us, but his estate is continuing the King of Pop’s tradition of philanthropy. The Michael Jackson Estate is donating $300,000 to help three
Craig Sjodin/Walt Disney Television via Getty ImagesThe Library of Congress has added 25 additional recordings to its National Recording Registry, and they range from pop hits by Whitney Houston and the Village People, to Broadway cast albums,
Rodin Eckenroth/FilmMagicJackson Browne is urging his fans that, if something doesn’t feel right, tell your doctor and stay home. The “Somebody’s Baby” singer says he’s glad he listened to his gut because he tested positive for COVID-19. In
ABC/Paula LoboIn order to assist the fight against COVID-19, singer James Taylor and his wife Kim have donated $1 million to Massachusetts General Hospital. Taylor says he and his wife became “inspired by the courage and sacrifice of the health care heroes
BMGThe Pretenders recently announced plans to release a new studio album, Hate for Sale, on May 1, but now the band has revealed that the record’s arrival has been pushed back to July 17, due to the
Credit: Austin LordAs people deal with daily anxiety as they shelter at home because of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s good to see some of us keeping a sense of humor about the situation. Peter Frampton has posted
Danny Clinch; ABC/Lou RoccoBruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi are among the celebrity New Jersey natives and/or residents featured in a new YouTube video announcing the launch of the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund. The charity is
Takashi Aoyama/Getty Images Bono has teamed up with will.i.am of Black Eyed Peas, Jennifer Hudson, and Japanese musician/producer Yoshiki to record on an uplifting anthem called “Sing for Life” that calls for us to keep connected while
SIA KAMBOU/AFP via Getty ImagesAfrican jazz and funk saxophonist Manu Dibango, best known for the 1973 top-40 hit “Soul Makossa,” died Tuesday in Paris after contracting the COVID-19 coronavirus. He was 86. A message on Dibango’s official